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Even with that, there is still optimization to be done to make it optimal for recording. None of the bloatware that comes with a brand name PC.

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And if you want the cleanest possible, install a copy of W7 OEM. Yes, a lesser grade computer can do tons of efficient work, but it has to be optimized for the task at hand. Either way, you need to optimize its functions for your purposes.

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If you want to use a PC for multiple tasks, go with the latest i7 4 core processor. Especially if it is an old one with less than ideal, single core processor. If you want to make recordings, use a PC 'only' for that. And go to hell (not judging anyone at hand, just a general statement). If you have any program that downloads illegal material, then forget any efficiency. Your system may be capable of doing all things, but unless you have an i5 or above, quit bitching if you want clean/low latency recording, without dropouts, and have youtube, FB, and Pernhub use on your PC, when you haven't a CPU that can handle it.

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Seriously, optimizing any operating system for audio recording, using the latest driver for a particular interface (provided by the manufacturers website), deleting any services on your computer that are not necessary, like internet. A user need only properly set up their system. I am not going to even attempt defending W7 or the Lexicon drivers. Realize that half the people who try to work with computers, cant even use a cellphone. Stop listening to uneducated comments about anything.

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Bloated and buggy is obviously something that you heard from someone who has no clue how to setup W7, or at least has no experience with it. This is the type of uneducated comment that is construed by others as fact. I did send lexiconpro an email hoping they would reply soon with any idea that can help. If i knew it all wont be a reason for me to ask. Maybe there is something im not getting right, that is where i have to ask questions to atleast help me try with what ever that can be done. So i reinstall the older version,which wont let me use the smaller buffer setting cause it wont playbackĪnd i set a larger setting, it do playback but when i try to record midi i cant get nothing the way i want like recording in timing to the beat. Like i said i tried updating my soundcard wich is omega asio, and it would not play back no matter I did google up ways to optimize my pc after having difficulty recording and playing back,īut nothing aint change when it come to what im trying to do namely to record. If I in some way did then i kindly apologize of such. Please help me to solve this issue.I wasnt trying to upset no one and neither disrespect no one.īut simply trying to get help if it is possible. Either I can’t get a continuous recording, or there is too much latency, and any way there are still problems - it’s not smooth.īy now I’m extremely frustrated. Seems to have some effect, but neither is satisfying.

And of course - there is the expected latency.

Seems to enable me to record, but I can only play music from the built in speakers (no headphone / external speakers). Setting the driver to the default built in in cubase.

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Generally speaking I can get by with working with midi. Playing midi is mostly working but not always as expected, there is sometimes weird noises and unneeded “reverbing” effect. I’ll try to detail all I know, tell me what can I do to farther investigate this issue and solve this. I am having some issues recording audio and playing midi using Lexicon Lambda user interface.